Have you ever seen a bunch of fan outrage over something in a movie that was ridiculously petty and insignificant and thought to yourself "give me a break"? I've seen people raging over things so insignificant and ridiculous that it literally made me facepalm.
Here are some examples.
The Ben Affleck as Batman controversy- Now, I haven't seen Batman vs Superman, now do I plan to, so I can't really give an opinion on Ben Affleck's performance as Batman. But long before the movie even came out, fanboys were jumping up and down and screaming bloody murder, going so far as to make threats and sign petitions and crap. I found this to be absolutely ridiculous.
Kylo Ren's lightsaber- Ok, there have been some dumb Star Wars controversies (nerd rage over the special editions) but this has to take the cake. Apparently the fanboys flew into a frenzy and launched a keyboard crusade against Kylo Ren's lightsaber for some reason that I still don't quite understand. I mean, it's not like we haven't seen lightsaber gimmicks before. Darth Maul and General Grievous, anyone? Also, the little crossguards on Kylo Ren's lightsaber (the stuff the nerds were raging over) were actually shown to serve a purpose in the film. I think the Nostalgia Critic summed it up best. It's just a lightsaber! Get laid! Oh, by the way...
Nerd rage over the Star Wars special editions- There are too many stupid controversies to cover so I'll just bring up the ones I see the most.
1. Han shot first- this one's been done to death but it's probably the most well known. While I do find the changes to be idiotic and unwarranted, it didn't ruin the movie for me and you hardly notice it anyway.
2. The extra footage- Fanboys like to gripe and moan about the extra footage added to the special editions. For some reason they don't like the added scene in "A New Hope" where Han Solo has to bargain with Jabba the Hutt. While CGI Jabba does look dated, it's just a very brief scene! Who really cares?
3. The changes made to the end of Return of the Jedi- The special edition of "Return of the Jedi" changed a lot of stuff about the ending of the movie. Not only did they add in extra footage of people across the galaxy celebrating Palpatine's downfall, but they replaced "Yub Nub", a rather bland and forgettable tune, with the awesome "Victory Celebration" tune which I found to be far better. Oh, and they replaced the original Anakin with prequel Anakin. I really don't see why this is that big of a deal.
That's not to say there aren't some legitimate complaints about the special editions. For instance, apparently for the Blu-ray edition of "Return of the Jedi", George Lucas felt the need to edit out some of the dialogue and have Darth Vader screaming "Noooo" as he throws Palpatine down the big hole. Ya know, because it didn't piss people off enough when you did it in Episode 3. And for me, that needless change actually did kill that scene. Unlike "Han shot first", this is actually a very noticeable change and it ruins the atmosphere of what was one of the greatest scenes in cinema history.